Trillion Game, episode 1
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$1,000,000,000,000 Game, 一兆遊戲
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I don’t really get it. It seems like we’re also meant to be drawn in by Haru’s charisma, but I just found him an insufferable asshole, which made Gaku look like a spineless rube. Maybe it’s just my hatred of corporate politics or the fact that I can’t see having a trillion dollars as a worthwhile goal (what, substantially, is even the difference between that and having a billion dollars, other than being top of the wealth leaderboard?) I couldn’t bring myself to watch the second episode. 1/5.
Well, a billion won’t buy out Apple or another really wealthy corporation. And it can’t cover the entire debt of a large, developed nation-state. A trillion could likely do those things. Other than that, I can’t think of any real difference.